How would they even know, if a competitor got hired to work for them?
This might possibly be a good thing for workers, but there's so much risk involved for the employer, any competent legal expert would strongly advice against it.
How would they even know, if a competitor got hired to work for them?
This might possibly be a good thing for workers, but there's so much risk involved for the employer, any competent legal expert would strongly advice against it.
All of the LooksRare job postings 404.
The rest have application instructions which amount to "engage with our social media", which makes me wonder if the jobs ever existed or if it's exclusively a way to generate leads and the appearance of buy-in. The beauty of anon hiring is that we'll never know.
https://twitter.com/LooksRare/status/1521564976112369664
etc. which point to these links (all 404):
https://docs.looksrare.org/about/hiring/frontend-engineer
https://docs.looksrare.org/about/hiring/backend-engineer
https://docs.looksrare.org/about/hiring/backend-engineer-ind...
How would one hope to enforce "multi-million dollar penalties" on an organisation whose members are all anonymous and manifest only as code and Blockchain transactions?
Or you're saying that the freelancer would be liable for corporate taxes of the smart contract?